Why is the Loctite Flood Light taking longer to cure?
If your Loctite Flood Light is taking longer to cure, it might be due to contamination on the protective glass. Clean the glass using a clean, soft cloth and isopropyl alcohol to resolve this.
What to do if the LED's go out after operating for a short time in Loctite 1167593 Flood Light?
If the LEDs in your Loctite Flood Light go out after a short time, it could be due to thermal overload. Check the LED array cooling fan operation to ensure it's working correctly.
What to do if some of the LEDs do not light on Loctite 1167593?
If some of the LEDs on your Loctite Flood Light do not light, the cause may be a damaged LED power cable. Replace the cable to fix the issue.
How to troubleshoot Loctite 1167593 Flood Light when none of the LEDs light up?
If none of the LEDs light up when you start the cycle on your Loctite Flood Light, the power cable might be damaged or improperly installed. Check both ends of the cable to ensure they are securely connected.
General| Brand | Loctite |
|---|---|
| Model | 1167593 |
| Category | Flood Light |
| Language | English |
Explains safety symbols (Warning, Caution, Notice) for operator protection and equipment care.
Lists the components included with the LED Flood System package.
Lists essential accessories needed for the operation of the LED Flood System.
Provides critical safety instructions, including warnings about direct viewing, damaged cords, and authorized repair.
Defines the specific applications and intended use of the LED Flood Systems with Loctite products.
Details the LED flood array's design, functionality, and wavelength options for curing processes.
Guides on connecting the LED housing to the power supply using D-sub connectors for manual or automated control.
Recommends regular inspection and cleaning of the protective glass for maintaining curing efficiency.
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